October 23, 2021, 11:04 AM
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7-Eleven Singapore announced in a Facebook post on Oct. 14 that White Rabbit Candy merchandise was available at its outlets.
However, the excitement felt by customers was short-lived.
Just days after, many began leaving comments on 7-Eleven's Facebook post complaining that there were no stocks available.
White Rabbit Candy merchandise
For the uninitiated, the White Rabbit Candy is a milky chewy candy coated in an edible rice wrapper.
It is believed to be a favourite childhood treat of many Singaporeans.
7-Eleven Singapore had announced that it would be selling:
- White Rabbit Candy Original 200g (with individually wrapped candies inside) — S$5
- White Rabbit Tote Bag and Flower & Life Tote Bag — S$5 each
- White Rabbit Inverted Umbrella, Flower & Life Auto Umbrella — S$15 each
Photo via 7-Eleven Singapore
Photo via 7-Eleven Singapore
Photo via 7-Eleven Singapore
Photo via 7-Eleven Singapore
"No stocks"
In their post on Oct. 14, 7-Eleven said that the merchandise would be available at selected stores, and informed customers that stocks were already available.
However, a quick look at the comments section suggested that this was not the case.
Several comments claimed that the merchandise was not in stock when they visited the outlets.
Screenshot via 7-Eleven Singapore/Facebook
Screenshot via 7-Eleven Singapore/Facebook
Screenshot via 7-Eleven Singapore/Facebook
Screenshot via 7-Eleven Singapore/Facebook
In a more recent post on Oct 20, 7-Eleven Singapore shared that it had released three new flavours of the White Rabbit Candy: coffee, mango and coconut.
The White Rabbit Candy Coconut, Mango, and Coffee will be priced at three for S$5 (U.P. S$2 each).
Similar to 7-Eleven's previous White Rabbit Candy-related post, many left comments complaining that there were no stocks when they visited the outlets.
Screenshot via 7-Eleven Singapore/Facebook
Screenshot via 7-Eleven Singapore/Facebook
Screenshot via 7-Eleven Singapore/Facebook
However, at least two people claimed to have found the merchandise or sweets at some outlets.
Screenshot via 7-Eleven Singapore/Facebook
Screenshot via 7-Eleven Singapore/Facebook
In response to Mothership, 7-Eleven said that new stocks for the merchandise are now available at the outlets listed here.
In its latest Facebook post on Oct. 23, 7-Eleven added that the stock availability for different merchandise may vary from store to store.
It also said that it was"working hard" to replenish the products.
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